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IMDb202415mEstonia, Sweden

The House

Maja

Synopsis

The House portrays the residents of an apartment building, observed through its architecture. It observes the city, the human and its conditions, exploring the contrast between us as part of a society and us as singular, identity-seeking individuals.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Carl Olsson
Screenplay & Story
Carl Olsson
Original Score
Ann Reimann
Original Title
Maja
Country of Origin
Estonia, Sweden
Spoken Languages
Estonian, Russian
Runtime
15m
Production Studios
Allfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Carl Olsson

Screenplay & Story

Carl Olsson

Original Score & Music

Ann Reimann

Director of Photography

Mathias Døcker

Film Editing

Carl Olsson

Producers

Ivo Felt

Department Leadership Roster

Carl Olsson

Carl Olsson

Director

Carl Olsson

Carl Olsson

Editor

Mathias Døcker

Director of Photography

Ivo Felt

Ivo Felt

Producer

Carl Olsson

Carl Olsson

Writer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The House.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The House

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The House about?

The House portrays the residents of an apartment building, observed through its architecture. It observes the city, the human and its conditions, exploring the contrast between us as part of a society and us as singular, identity-seeking individuals.

Who directed The House?

The House was directed by Carl Olsson.

Who stars in The House?

The principal cast of The House includes Helen Eriksoo, Helena Grigalyunene, Taissia Kuznetsova, Henri Robert Longhurst, Alan Oper.

When was The House released and how long is it?

The House was released in 2024 with a total runtime of 15m.

Who composed the musical score for The House?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The House was composed by Ann Reimann.